Thank you for taking the time to report this concern. A work order has been submitted for the loading zone signs to be replaced. The work is usually completed within a week. Since this issue is now being tracked by a PW work order, I am closing the issue in SeeClickFix.

I live in that are area and I can tell you that the new signs won't even be noticed. I have lived here for more than 10 years and people will always park there, You'd have to permanently station a meter maid to write tickets before people will stop parking there.

That's a constructive comment to simply say that people won't follow the rules. That is what we need--someone to ticket them until they do start following them. It is a very narrow and dangerous intersection that needs the rules enforced, which is why we see the matter and votes on here.

I was just on the site and happen to see this issue was still here and there appears to be no resolution.....I still live in the area and the parking problem is still there as with all the other issues that plague this area. The dope dealers still hang out on the corner, the ladies of the evening still patrol the area, the young ones still parking ht lot of the store and play music at the deafening level disturbing the peace at the most unGodly hours.. I still see the police patrol but they only make the occasional traffic stop. You would think that with all the recent violence they would take a little more notice of the world outside of the patrol car. I guess nothing will ever really change for the forgotten part of Raleigh.

This issue has been referred to the Southeast District Station for review, an update will be posted once we hear back from them.

Per Raleigh Police, this has been assigned to the area supervisor for enforcement action and follow up. RPD encourages local residents to attend the monthly CAC meetings at the Tarboro Rd Center to coordinate efforts with other citizens in the area. The meeting is on the second Tuesday on every month at 7:00pm. This situation is probably going to require a more comprehensive approach to affect lasting change. Raleigh Police are ready to work to together on this issue.

Based on the comment above, closing this issue.